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Pittsburgh Allegheneys
First Game Played May 2, 1882
Last Game Played October 12, 1886
Historical Moments
One of six charter franchises in the American Association, the Pittsburgh Alleghenys named after one of the three major waterways in the city played at Exposition Park. Managed by Al Pratt, the Alleghenys posted a record of 39-39 and finished in fourth place.
Ed Smartwood was the team's leading hitter with a . 331 average, while Harry Salisburry won 20 games to lead Pittsburgh on the mound.
Pittsburgh Allegheneys Best

Denny Driscoll
1882-1883

Ed Morris
1885-1886

Ed Smartwood
1882-1884

Fred Carroll
1885-1886

Harry Salisbury
1882

Mike Mansell
1882-1884

Pud Galvin
1885-1886

Sam Barkley
1886

Tom Brown
1885-1886
Pittsburgh Allegheneys Stadiums

1882-1883